Tiercel
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I can live without TV except I really can't or I would have to live without my dear wife. I'm new to RVs and kind of inherited an old Motorhome needing a lot of work. All the work may never be finished but I think it is now serviceable.
I pulled out the useless old picture tube TVs and plan on a 36''-40" flatscreen smart-tv. I might just use the one in our guestroom. I am not sure how best to mount it so it is sturdy.
I guess the easiest entry-level concept is to take my DVR from the house and watch recorded programming. I think the TV and DISH DVR can both run off of a low amp inverter even when driving (if my wife wanted to sit back in the coach section and watch it). I also assume we could stream some programming on our phone and hook the phone to the TV with an HDMI adapter cable (which I happen to have).
We are not into this enough to get a dish that can work while driving. I am also not sure if any parks provide TV hookups or WiFi capable of streaming to a smart TV.
I know nothing about setting up a stationary DISH when we are in an RV park.
Any thoughts or insight?
I pulled out the useless old picture tube TVs and plan on a 36''-40" flatscreen smart-tv. I might just use the one in our guestroom. I am not sure how best to mount it so it is sturdy.
I guess the easiest entry-level concept is to take my DVR from the house and watch recorded programming. I think the TV and DISH DVR can both run off of a low amp inverter even when driving (if my wife wanted to sit back in the coach section and watch it). I also assume we could stream some programming on our phone and hook the phone to the TV with an HDMI adapter cable (which I happen to have).
We are not into this enough to get a dish that can work while driving. I am also not sure if any parks provide TV hookups or WiFi capable of streaming to a smart TV.
I know nothing about setting up a stationary DISH when we are in an RV park.
Any thoughts or insight?
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